Roles and Original Cast
The original production of Sherlock Holmes: the Musical opened at the Northcott Theatre in Exeter. Its original cast included:
- Sherlock Holmes - Ron Moody
- Dr. Watson - Derek Waring
- Bella Spellgrove - Liz Robertson
- Mrs. Moriarity - Eileen Battye
- Inspector Lestrade - Roger Llewellyn
- Mrs. Hudson - Julia Sutton
- Boffy Martingdale - Colin Bennett
- Duchess of Monmouth - Elena Ferrari
- Sir Jevons Jarndyce - Lewis Barber
- Professor Moriarty - Terry Williams
- Fred Wiggins - James Francis-Johnston
- Harry Mossop - Derek Cullen
- Potatoes Clark - Jamie Hinde
- Billy Higgins - Luke Hope
- Lofty Daniel - Paul Loxton
- Mick O'Reilly - Stephen Matthews
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